Paula Kellerer
Idaho’s Youth Apprenticeships: Learning Today, Earning Today
Idaho students in youth apprenticeship programs graduate at higher rates
Idaho’s CTE success: Preparing students for the jobs our economy needs
Across our state, CTE programs are thriving—in agriculture, health sciences, information technology, welding, business, engineering, and more.
Idaho’s NAEP results: A bright spot in national education
Often called “the Nation’s Report Card,” NAEP is the most reliable measure of how students compare across states.
Turning the page on literacy: Idaho’s reading gains show what’s possible
The IRI, which assesses early literacy skills in kindergarten through third grade, is more than just another test.
Idaho Launch: Early wins, lasting impact
The scholarship has allowed more students to opt into something after high school.
Public education Isn’t broken
Idaho students are making progress. They’re learning.
We should say no thank you to public money for private education
Rural families will foot the bill for affluent, urban Idahoans who already send their students to private schools.
School voucher sticker shock: sold to Arizona taxpayers for $33 million with an $800 million cost
If voucher programs are meant to create competition in the system, I have to ask: who wants losers in education?